Collect data on British cities and write city pictures and city introductions

London London is the largest city and port in the UK, one of the largest metropolitan areas in Europe and one of the three largest financial centers in the world. It has a population of 7.5124 million and an area of ??1,577.3 square kilometers. It is one of the ten largest cities in the world. The main attractions in London are: Buckingham Palace, 10 Downing Street, the British Museum, the Palace of Westminster, the Tower of London, Hyde Park, Greenwich Observatory, the Sherlock Holmes Museum, Big Ben, Tower Bridge, and the London Eye. Birmingham is a large industrial city in the Midland region of central England. According to statistics in 2002, the city has a population of 989,956 people, and the total population within 80 kilometers around Birmingham is 2 million. It is the largest metropolitan area in the UK outside London. Bristol is the largest city in southwest England. It is the second city that appeared on the British Isles in history. It is a city with the largest number of traditional British buildings, the oldest port, and a history of A city with the most cultural relics and legendary colors. Leeds Leeds is a city in West Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom. Located at the eastern foot of the Pennine Mountains, on the banks of the River Aire. There are abundant coal and iron resources nearby. Area is 562 square kilometers. The population is approximately 710,000. Originally an Anglo-Saxon town on the north bank of the Aire River, it later developed into a local market and trade center. The largest industrial city in West Yorkshire, its garment industry ranks second in the country after London. Liverpool Liverpool (English: Liverpool) is a famous port city in northwest England. It is one of the five municipalities in the Mersey Metropolitan County. It is governed by the Liverpool City Council. In 2002, the city's population was 441,477, while the entire Mersey The population of the Riverside Metropolitan Area*** is 1,362,026 people. In the past, Liverpool was a famous manufacturing center in the UK. Today, although the city has lost most of its manufacturing base, it is still one of the core cities in England. The city is best known for its music (The Beatles) and football (two Premier League clubs - Everton Football Club and Liverpool Football Club). The time zone Liverpool belongs to is Greenwich Mean Time; politically, its ruling party is the Liberal Democrats. Manchester Manchester (English: Manchester) is a metropolitan municipality, city, and single management area in Greater Manchester County in the northwest region of England, with a population of 437,000. The name 'Manchester' is often used to refer to the entire metropolitan area (even extending beyond Greater Manchester), which has the second-largest total urban population in the UK, after London. People from Manchester are called Mancunians. Manchester unites with the towns of Trafford, Tameside, Salford and Stockport to form the Manchester Region. Newcastle Newcastle Newcastle is one of the most popular cities in England in the 20th century. The famous Newcastle University is located in the city center. The city is also the largest collection of satellite cities on the Tyne River. Newcastle is one of the English Core Cities Group. The people of Newcastle and the surrounding area are often called "Geordies". Nottingham Nottingham (English: Nottingham, formerly translated as Nottingham in Hong Kong) is located in Nottinghamshire, East Midlands region of England, United Kingdom, and is a single administrative region, city, and borough in England. An important industrial city in the East Midlands of England, the capital of Nottinghamshire, is the second largest trade distribution center in the UK after London. Sheffield Sheffield is located in the center of the UK, built on seven hills, located in southern Yorkshire, and is the fifth largest city in the UK. The University of Sheffield, an internationally renowned excellent teaching and research center, is located here. Sheffield is a multicultural city where people from various cultural backgrounds live and you can hear at least 84 languages. Here you can find restaurants and cafes with different flavors from Asia, China, Italy, Spain and other countries around the world. Edinburgh Edinburgh is a city in northern England, the capital, economic and cultural center of Scotland. In the central lowlands of Scotland, on the southern shore of the Firth of Forth. Area is 260 square kilometers. The city was established in 1329 and served as the capital of the Kingdom of Scotland from 1437 to 1707. Papermaking and printing and publishing industries have a long history, and industries such as shipbuilding, chemicals, nuclear energy, electronics, cables, glass and food are also important. With the development of the North Sea oil fields, a series of related industries and services have been established. Important transportation hub and airport. Leith, adjacent to the Bay of Forth in the northeast of the city, is its outer port and is one of the largest ports in the Bay of Forth port area. Cultural ancient city. In the 18th century, it was the center of European culture, art, philosophy and science.

There is the University of Edinburgh established in 1583, as well as ancient castles, cathedrals, palaces, art galleries and other historical sites. Glasgow Glasgow is the largest city and largest commercial port in Scotland, and the third largest city in the UK. Located at the mouth of the River Clyde in western Central Scotland. Administratively, Glasgow is under the jurisdiction of the City of Glasgow and is one of Scotland's 32 first-level administrative areas (called unified management areas). Cardiff has been the ruling domain of the British Labor Party for many years. Cardiff (Cardiff) Cardiff City Football Club is a professional football team based in Cardiff, Wales. It was founded in 1899 and currently competes in the English Championship. Cardiff City is the only non-English team to win one of the three major trophies, winning the FA Cup in 1927. The club's former chairman is the famous Lebanese businessman Sam Hammam, who sold 82.5% of his shares to former Leeds United chairman Peter Ridsdale in 2006. In July 2009, the home stadium was moved from Ninian Park to the newly built 27,000-seat Cardiff City Stadium. Belfast Belfast (English: Belfast; Irish: Béal Feirste) is located at the mouth of the Lagan River on the northeastern coast of Ireland, on the southwest side of Belfast Bay. It is the largest seaport in Northern Ireland, UK. Founded in 1888, it has been the capital of Northern Ireland since 1920. With a current population of 276,459 and a metropolitan area of ??579,554, it is the political and cultural center and largest industrial city in Northern Ireland. On June 13, 2005, it became a sister city with Hefei City, Anhui Province. Cambridge Cambridge is a place name that is a combination of transliteration and free translation. Cambridge is pronounced "Cambridge" in English, which means the bridge over the Cam River. There is indeed a Jian River here, which makes a large arc-shaped circle in the city and flows to the northeast. Many bridges were built across the river, so the city was named Cambridge. Cambridge, also known as Cambridge (Cambridge transliteration), is the oldest bridge in the world. Cambridge, like Oxford, is a fascinating traditional university city. Oxford Oxford is famous for its status as a world-class university and its monuments scattered throughout the city, making it an extremely dreamy city for people. Founded in the 9th century and with a history of more than 1,100 years, Oxford is the cradle of British royalty and scholars. Now Oxford has become a bustling world city. Although it is still an ancient university city, commercial enterprises, especially high-tech enterprises, located in every corner of the city, make the ancient city of Oxford rejuvenated with youthful vitality. The city of Oxford has been inhabited since the 7th century AD. By 912 AD it had become an important place in England. "Jin" means ferry. The Thames River and the Chaiwell River meet here. The river was not deep at that time, and you could wade across it with an ox-drawn cart. Oxford got its name from this. Nowadays, the rivers in the two places are still there, and the traces of the original bridge and oxcarts wading across the river have long disappeared, but Oxford Bridge is attracting more and more visitors and tourists from all over the world. Portsmouth Portsmouth, also known as Pompey, is located in Hampshire, southeast England, south of the Solent Strait. It has city status and is one of the unitary administrative areas in England. It has a population of 188,500 and an area of ????188,500. 40.25 square kilometers, with a population density of 4,683 per square kilometer, which is only slightly lower than London, the capital of the United Kingdom. Brighton Brighton Most British cities tend to use the cathedral as the center of the city, but Brighton is just the opposite. The landmark building of this seaside city in southern England is the Royal Pavilion, which was built in 1815 to facilitate the tryst between Prince Regent and his mistress Fitzherbert. Bath Bath Bath, city, character name. The city of Bath is located in Bath, a small town in the east of Avon County, England. It is the only city in the UK listed as a World Cultural Heritage. About 100 miles away from London, it belongs to Kotswold in the east of Avon County, England. Bath is a classical and elegant small town surrounded by pastoral scenery. Bath has a population of less than 90,000. Bath is such a city. This small town is known as one of the most beautiful and elegant cities in the UK. Its elegance comes from the architectural style of Georgian houses; its beauty comes from the beautiful rural scenery. There is also an American wrestler with the same name as the city of Bath.